Bibliography of Agriculture 1992: Vol 56 Index

1731 Pages·1992·919.5 MB·English

Vol.56 1992 Annual Cumulative Indexes
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF AGRICULTURE
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INTRODUCTION
SUBJECT INDEX
CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX
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INTRODUCTION
The subject/author cumulation of the Bibliog- Publications are considered for indexing by
raphy of Agriculture is an index to the literature of NAL if a summary, abstract, or title is available in
agricultural and allied sciences cited in the monthly a language in which the indexers have expertise.
issues of Volume 56 of the Bibliography. This Articles of substantial interest to the agricultural
volume must be used in conjunction with the community are selected by specialists on the staff.
main entry sections of the monthly issues to Editorials, regular columns, and articles signed
provide meaningful access to the indexing records with pseudonyms or initials are not generally in-
found in AGRICOLA (AGRiICultural On-Line Ac- cluded. Indexing on the processing of agricultural
cess), the computerized bibliographic data files products is limited to those on primary processing.
distributed by the National Agricultural Library. In general, material must have been published in
These files are prepared by several sources (al- the current year or the preceding year to be in-
though entries from each source may not neces- cluded by NAL, but exceptions are made for com-
sarily be included in each issue): National Agricul- prehensive volumes or works of speciai signifi-
tural Library and cooperating institutions (such as cance to a wide audience. Articles which would not
the University of California at Berkeley, University otherwise be indexed in the Bibliography of Agri-
of Georgia, University of Illinois, University of Ken- culture are included for USDA authored, spon-
tucky, and North Carolina Biotechnology Center). sored, or published materials.
Before 1984, AGRICOLA was primarily an Abstracts or annotations are currently pro-
index to the document collection of the National vided for over 300 indexed publications. Although
Agricultural Library. This is one of the largest these citations appear in the Main Section of the
collections of agricultural literature in the world with Bibliography, abstracts and annotations are not
over 2.1 million volumes. Since 1984, NAL has published, but are available in AGRICOLA. Records
expanded the scope of AGRICOLA to include provided by NAL’s Food and Nutrition Information
material not in the NAL collections. For such mate- Center, including abstracts, were published sepa-
rials, NAL identifies the library owning a copy. The rately in the Food and Nutrition Quarterly Index
NAL staff and its cooperators regularly scan ap- (The Oryx Press) through December 1987.
proximately 2,000 titles for input to the database. The Bibliography of Agriculture is divided into
The database now has over 2.8 million records. nine sections: A main entry section, five main entry
sub-sections, a corporate author index, a personal
author index, and a subject index. In addition, a List
CONTENT
of Journal Titles and Journal Title Abbreviations
Cited in each issue is included in the front matter.
The National Agricultural Library collects lit- The list of journals indexed in the Bibliography of
erature related to agriculture from worldwide Agriculture, and their abbreviations, is published in
sources. The Bibliography includes citations of Agricultural Journal Titles and Abbreviations (The
journal articles, pamphlets, government docu- Oryx Press).
ments, special reports, proceedings, books, new
serials, theses, patents, software, audiovisuals,
MAIN ENTRY SECTION
and other materials. Material covered by the Bibii-
ography is also available through AGRICOLA on
computerized, online interactive systems offered The main entry section provides descriptive
by DIALOG and OCLC's EPIC and FirstSearch bibliographic data for records added to the
services and on CD-ROM offered by SilverPlatter. AGRICOLA files during the preceding month.
INTRODUCTION
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Entries are assigned to one or two of the broad MAIN ENTRY SUB-SECTIONS
subject categories shown in the table of contents.
The array of subject categories was increased in
1973 to facilitate browsing through a small number Article Title AGRICOLA Citation Number*
of citations of high relevance to a particular interest.
Language of Text
In assigning materials to the categories, first con- BofA
sideration is given to the aspect, discipline or identification NAL Call Numobemr
methodology involved, so that the categories will
enhance information given in the title.
Within each category, entries are arranged
alphabetically by journal title abbreviation. This
permits rapid locating and scanning of articles from
journals which are known to be relevant. 25 (U7). 51-61N. oe ? Sum. 1972 =
Most entries begin with a six-digit identification
number. This number, which is assigned sequen-
— issue Year of Publication
tially throughout a calendar year, serves as an & Pagination Journal Title
identifier for the item in the various indexes. The call
number of the National Agricultural Library or other Author English Summary Available
holding institution is also noted on the first line of
each entry, and should be included in any corre- *This is the number indexed on Dialog as AN =
spondence with the Library. All titles are in English,
using the Library's translations of non-English titles
Five main entry sub-sections follow the Main
as necessary. If the text is other than English, the
Entry Section and appear in the following order:
original language is indicated in parentheses fol-
USDA Publications (authored by, sponsored by,
lowing the title, using the following notations.
and published by); State Agricultural Experiment
Station Publications; State Agricultural Extension
(Afr) Afrikaans (Jpn) Japanese
(Kor) Service Publications; FAO Publications; and Trans-
(Alb) Albanian Korean
lated Publications. The citation format used in
(Arm) Armenian (Lat) Latin
these five sections differs from the Main Entry
(Aze) Azerbaijani Latvian
Section only in the elimination of the Bibliography
(Bel) Belorussian Lithuanian
of Agriculture \dentification Number. These num-
(Bul) Bulgarian Macedonian
bers have been dropped in these sections be-
(Bur) Burmese Norwegian
cause all the entries are in the Main Entry Section
(Chi) Chinese Polish
as well as in the sub-sections.
Czech Portuguese
Danish Rumanian
Dutch Russian CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX
Estonian Serbo-Croatian
Finnish (Cyrillic) In addition to corporate authors, this index
Flemish (Scr) Serbo-Croatian includes listings for other selected corporate bod-
French (Roman) ies which publish extensively in the agricultural
Georgian (Slo) Slovak field. Included are USDA authored, published or
German (Slv) Slovenian sponsored publications, and publications of the
Greek (Spa) Spanish State Agricultural Experiment Stations, Extension
Hebrew (Swe) Swedish
(Hun) Hungarian (Tha) Thai
Corporate Author
(Ice) Icelandic (Tur) Turkish
(Ind) Indonesian (Ukr) Ukrainian
(ita) italian
To identify bibliographic elements within each
main entry, note the following:
Bibliography of Agriculture
Identification Number
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Services, and the FAO. For all entries the full the thesaurus and American spellings are labelled
corporate citation is given, followed by the six-digit “(AGRICOLA)”.
identification number referring to its appropriate A significant addition that began with the
main entry. January 1985 Bibliography of Agriculture was the
inclusion of CAB geographic descriptors. These
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX have been assigned, along with the subject de-
scriptors, to the articles for which they are ger-
mane. These terms appear in the subject index.
All personal authors’ names (to a maximum of
Beginning with the January 1986 issue, cata-
ten for each citation) are included in the index. loging entries that contain Library of Congress
Entries are made by last name and initials, fol-
subject headings are included. These subject terms
lowed by the six-digit identification number refer-
are included in the Subject Index.
ring to the bibliographic data in the main entry
Note in the following Subject Index sample
section.
that the subject or geographic head (CAB Thesau-
rus term) is followed by the list of article titles to
SUBJECT INDEX which that term has been assigned (in alphabetic
sequence). Each title is followed by the six-digit
Author
Bibliography of Agriculture identification number,
which is used to locate the complete main entry
citation in the first section of the issue.
Bibliography of Agriculture
identification Number
Subject Heading
The subject terms used in the Bibliography of L ECOLOGY
Agriculture, beginning with the January 1985 is-
sue, are derived from the CAB Thesaurus. This
collection of terms, which has been compiled from
basic material and information provided by the
Information Services of CAB International and
many coliaborating individuals and organizations,
gives greater control to subject access than did the
more broadly structured subject category codes
used to index the Bibliography of Agriculture.
Bibliography of Agriculture
The CAB Thesaurus contains 57,000 terms
Identification Number
which, whenever possible, have been placed within
a hierarchy, from which they may be linked with
broader terms (BT) and narrower terms (NT). The
relationship between narrower and broader terms
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1723 SUBJECT INDEX FRANCE
FRAGARIA VESCA Agro informatics and decision support systems in France. Effect of sheep ay | on the demography of Anthyllis vul-
Custom-designed bacteria released in outdoor test. 921178 neraria in southern France. 931459
Grape, blackberry and strawberry insect and disease control. Analytical methods for monoterpene glycosides in grape and The effects of combined pyridoxine plus magnesium admin-
884233 wine. II. Qualitative and quantitative determination of istration on the conditioned evoked potentials in children
A patented berry has seller licking their lips. 910994 monoterpene glycosides in grape. 946958 with autistic behavior. 918193
Strawberries. 901263 Apple breeding programme for fire blight resistance strategy Effects of plantation density and spacing on competitive inter-
Strawberries: managing pesticides for crop production and used and first results. 901492 actions among half-sib families of maritime pine.
water quality protection—a supplement to the IFAS pest Apple rootstock—Cepiland variety. 911135 Effects of severe dehydration on leaf photosynthesis in Quer-
control guides. 901161 Apple rootstock—Lancep variety. 911136 cus petraea (Matt.) Liebl.: photosystem II efficiency,
Strawberry and raspberry pest control for Wisconsin—1987. Aquatic hyphomycete distribution in south-western France. photochemical and nonphotochemical fluorescence
901296 906420 ing and electrolyte leakage.
Strawberry production in Kentucky. 901214 ——> vegetation and hydrology of a braided river flood- Effects of substrate sterilization, fungicide treatment, and
Variety of strawberry named Florika. 911203 Plain 936275 mycorrhization helper bacteria on ectomycorrhizal forma-
Weed management in day-neutrals. 961158 Atrazine: its removal from water for hemodialysis. Fre 953575 of pedunculate oak (Quercus robus) inoculated with
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bYaornky, BOicrttho beDre fe1c6t-s1 7, Sy1m9p89o.s ium XX, held in Albany,9 08N4e9w4 Behaviour of miniature Hydrangea macrophylla (qualit9y0 36a3n1d Elemcetdriotpehorrreatniecu m e(vBilduetnhcge en) itsh ata speLcaiseis ogdliostsisnucmt fro_m( EvyL.l ae(uEs.))
FRAGIPANS duration of forcing) after various cold treatments before laticeps (Schenck) (Hymenoptera, Halictidae), with notes on
Depth-of-erosion assessment using iron-manganese nodule forcing. 884011 its phylogenetic position. 945124
concentrations in surface horizons. 923761 Behaviour of plum varieties and rootstocks towards viruses. Eleganolone derived diterpenes from Bifurcaria bifurcata.
Effect of rock permeability on the formation of diagnostic 903399 886128
argillic and fragipan horizons. Fre 993711 The benefit of permanent grass and mulching for limiting Environmental and husbandry effects on the content and
Efsfoeiclt.s of past erosion on the interrill erodibility of a fr9a7g3i3p9a9n rruanionfffa ll-asnidm uleartoisoinosn ini nt hev inBeeyauajrodlsa.i s.E xperimentations 98u3s8i9n7g Enczoymmpeo siltifit ofno r ofF rpernocthe inbsa guient tweh.e at. 985974921423
Use of fluorogypsum to reduce subsoil acidity in a — A biometric study of the Ornithogalum umbeliatum Essential fatty acid composition of human colostrum triglyc-
soil. 973138 (Hyacinthaceae) complex in France. 971035 erides: its relationship with adipose tissue composition.
Biotech ala carte. 957960 918014
FRAGMENTATION Boost for food biotechnology. 927221 Estimation of land surface temperature with NOAAQ data.
Biological consequences of ecosystem fragmentation: a review. Bovine nodular thelitis: a clinicopathological study of 20 929222
996259 cases. 935971 European paper industry moving to tertiary levels of effluent
Edge effects in tropical forest fragments: application of a Characterization of taxa of the genus Ornithogalum subgenus treatment. 896529
model for the design of nature reserves. 890410 Heliocharmos (Hyacinthaceae) in North Africa and France: Evaluation of cupric sulphate as an acaricide against Varroa
Effect of population size on genetic variation in a dioecious morphological and biogeographical analysis. Fre 886633 jacobsoni O. 945443
conifer. 991121 Characterization of the wetting properties of air-dried peats Evaluation of methods for controlling Red Core in France for
Fish habitat and forest fragmentation. 926421 and composts. 904413 5 years. 887192
Influence of fragmentation and bioturbation on the decompo- cis-Chrysanthenol, a main component in essential oil of Ar- Evaluation of new marianna rootstocks for French prune.
sition of 14C-labelled beech leaf litter. 993488 temisia absinthium L. growing in Auvergne, (Massif Cen- 901514
Measuring beta-glucan deposition in plant cell walls. 941746 tral), France. 991892 Evaluation of single annual applications of sterol-inhibiting
Measuring forest landscape patterns in the Cascade range of City-farm wage gaps in late nineteenth-century France. 988393 fungicides for control of pine twisting rust. 942891
Oregon, USA. 896417 Clinical and biological effects of pyridoxine plus magnesium Evidence for lottery recruitment in Mediterranean old fields.
Seed germination percentage increases with population size in in autistic subjects. 918191 951297
a fragmented prairie species. 980913 Coccidia of mule ducks: preliminary survey in three farms of Evolution and differentiation of Lotus corniculatus/Lotus al-
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Biotech tobacco plants to produce chemicals. 901686 of effluents from a piggery and a cheese factory. 947946 Evolution and differentiation of Lotus corniculatus/Lotus al-
Chemical basis of a highly specific mutualism: chiral esters Comparative physiological evidence that beta-alanine betaine pinus populations from French South-Western Alps. II.
attract pollinating beetles in Eupomatiaceae. 886110 and choline-O-sulfate act as compatible osmolytes in Contribution of phenolic metabolism markers. 912554
Components of the essential oil of Saussurea involucrata (Kar. halophytic Limonium species. 902790 Evolution and differentiation of Lotus corniculatus/Lotus al-
et Kir.) ex Maxim. 971416 Comparative study of 35 bacteriophages of Lactobacillus hel- pinus populations from French South-Western Alps. III.
Composition of the essential oil of Dorystoechas hastata, a veticus: morphology and host range. 946668 Conclusions. 912555
monotypic endemic from Turkey. 971417 Comparison and significance of annual hydrochemical budgets Evolution and differentiation of populations Lotus cor-
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Theoretical behaviour of plate beams in pole frame farm Ecological cartography of populations of the Rhipicephalus Hexaconazole: a novel fungicide for use against diseases on
buildings. 926323 sanguineus group (Acari, Ixodoidea) in the Marseille popu- vines. 895574
Toward a fully automated analysis of structures. 924088 lnaitnigo.n Frcee nter in relation to different forms of town 94p5l4a0n5- A mhiingahltyi ngv irduilseenats e toogfa vgiuriunse-al ikfeo wla.g ent associated with t9h8e6 0f3u2l-
FRANCE Effect of natural substances on plants: biological control of High-performance liquid chromatography of the phenolic
Advantages and limits of using tomato-ripening regulators. telluric phytopathogenic fungi by an antifungal compost. compounds in the juice of some French cider apple varie-
Fre 901007 972543 ties. 917639
Aeropalynological and immunochemical data on Fagales pol- Effect of rock permeability on the formation of diagnostic History of fire blight in France 1972/1989, and administra-
len grains. 978404 argillic and fragipan horizons. Fre 993711 tives measures. 901531
SUBJECT INDEX 1724
eres tee ane ee ae ee Study of dioecism in kiwifruit, Actinidia deliciosa, Chevalier.
894227
oenweo r ganoleptically important constituents of saris ab Subsurface drainage flow patterns and soil types. 906884
Surface runoff on drained & undrained plots 926758
NewP Pyryac antha resistant to scab [Spilocaea pyracanthae Survival of sheep and goat first stage = lid larvae in
(Otth.) and to fire blight [Erwinia amylovora experimental conditions: pened of humidity and tem-
(Burr.) Winsl. et al}. 901543 ture. 889982
A new stomatal type in Chenopodiaceae. 971050 — 2 of strawberry cultivars to Rhizoctonia solani
Nitrate pollution of groundwater in the Alsatian Plain R. fragaria as influenced by inoculation technique,
(France)—a multidisciplinary study of an agricultural area: aaa variations and physiological condition of the
the Central Ried of the IllR iver. 997920 plants. 887207
Nitrogen distribution within a lucerne canopy during - Telematic expert system —Diabeto. 917923
rowth: relation with light distribution. 96264 Temporal and spatial dynamics of Rhipicephalus sanguineus
Nitrogen nutrition of young tomato seedlings. ae (Latreille, 1806) populations (Acari: Ixodoidea) at a HLM
ious nitrogen concentrations on growth and development. housing estate in Marseille. Fre 975162
Fre 904322 Ten years of experiments with Chinese pigs in France. 1.
Novel thiophene derived from higher plant triterpenes in Breed evaluation. 889129
sediments. 941988 Ten years of experiments with Chinese pigs in France. 2.
Novespace. 938708 Utilisation in crossbreeding. 905103
Nutritional profiles of chronic alcoholics. 977468 trans-Polyunsaturated fatty acids in French edible rapeseed
Objectives of a national forest inventory—French NFI meet- and oils. 937299
ingu sers needs. 924028 Transwall modelling using effective conductivities. 966550
Ongoing technical change on farm holdings in a developed Tree and grass pollen al sensitivity related to atmo-
country, France. A survey on its vectors, its nature and the spheric pollen counts in 1986 and 1987. 978412
farmers concerned. 929793 The tribe Senecioneae (Compositae) in the Mascarene Islands
Organic fertilizer nitrogen mineralization rates. 943628 with an annotated world check-list of the genera of the
investigations in the Jurassic area of Alsace, tribe. Notes on Compositae. VI. 952189
France. Fre 962351 The twelfth-century surveys of Holy Trinity, Caen: a com-
Pathogenicity of strains of Erwinia amylovora to some apple parative study of peasant conditions. 882937
cultivars in the greenhouse. 901544 Two important host-plants for black aphids of the ‘Aphis
Plant growth regulators Gi, G2, G3: synthesis, extraction and fabae Complex’ in the West of France (Homoptera:
determnation of leaf content in Eucalyptus grandis. 962822 Aphididae). 942313
Plant jes and secondary succession on Brittany heath- United States and France soil and water activities. 923752
lands after severe fire. 931545 Urinary excretion of iodide and fluoride from supplemented
Plants in the traditional medicine of the Ubaye Valley. 920334 food grade salt. 967539
Poinsettia named Groji. 911190 The use of farming systems for the control of runoff and
Poinsettia named Grojibi. 894605 erosion (example from a given country with thalweg ero-
Poinsettia named Grostar. 894606 sion). 983912
Polarization of light reflected by crop canopies. 895201 The use of remotely sensed data in estimation of PAR use
A polymerase chain reaction assay adapted to plum pox efficiency and biomass production of flooded rice. 906748
potyvirus detection. 923028 Variabilty and heritability of few characters in four imtra-
Post-burn succession on Brittany heathlands. 931554 specific crosses among Prunus domestica. 901580
Preliminary experimentation of a computerized —— sys- Variation in vernal species composition in alluvial forests of
tem for the control of fire blight. 3665 the Rhine valley, eastern France. 931594
911643 Preliminary studies and trials to control anthranose fruit rots Variety of geranium named Monique. 894624
fic andi nterspecific variation att he y-ac-sc region on everbearing strawberries. 887199 Variety of geranium named Yvette. 894625
of simulans and Drosophila Prospective for the contorl of apricot chlorotic leaf roll, a Vertisols of France. 914030
944403 mycoplasma disease, by cross protection. 933365 Wastewater treatment by infiltration basins: usefulness and
Intraspecific variation in soluble mycelial protein and esterase The public park as avante-garde (landscape) architecture: a limits—sewage plant in Creances (France). 892379
patterns of Leptosmacpulahnsa Freencrh iisolaat es. 982648 comparative int of two Parisian parks, Parc de la Weight response to the soil water potential of the earth worm
JKuiswti firnui tti me( Aicnti cnoitdtioan . deliciosa Chev.) pollination: hon9e1y7-7b3e1e V1i8l6l7e)t.te (1983-1990) and Parc des Buttes-Chaumont 8(910876741- West Africaond eaC otltoonng a. in the new marketing system. 990147177515
behaviour and its influence on the fruit. 911646 Public preschool from the age of two: the ecole maternelle in 1990: Commercial release in France of Andreas, the first
Kiwifruit (Actinidia delicisoa Chev.) pollination: honeybee be- France. 968602 asparagus all-male f1 hybrid! (co-breeding INRA-Darbonne-
havior and its influence on the fruit. 894836 Quick use of wefax images from METEOSAT to determine Vilmorin). 901588
La Bambouseraie. 966466 daily solar radiation in France. 968723 The 1992 volume of the Orchid Digest is dedicated in
Land rents and agricultural productivity: The Paris Basin, Relationships between 3-y longitudinal changes in body mass memorium to Dr. George Morel 1916-1973. 900343
1450-1789. 900648 index, waist-to-hip ratio, and metabolic variables in an
Land use patterns and types of common vole (Microtus ar- active French female population. 987923 FRANCE--CHURCH HISTORY
kinetics. 984730 Revised structure of the main alkaloid of Senecio ad- Medieval agriculture, the Southern French countryside, and
onidifolius. 971640 the early Cistercians : a study of forty-three monasteries.
996333 Risk factors of obesity in a five year old population. Parental 948825
versus environmental factors. 997674
Risk of fire blight infection associated with pruning of pear FRANCE--COMMERCE
Laying thef oundations of French sciencep olicies. 938899 trees. 903667 Doing business in France [sound recording] : audio guide.
of Marchantia polymorpha L_ 981043 Rose plant—Deltesse variety. 991438 90009
aae coamll G(Hiomtopetesra : Aaelae ied te ae RRRooossseee ppplllaaannntt:t ——MMMeeeiiibbcelaaouunfsv aeivr a rviaveratiryei.te yt.y . 998119114116991346 FPrRopAeNrtCyE -i-n HthIeS FTrOeRncYh- -ReRvEolVuOtiLoUn.T IGOeNr , 1789-1799 998599
ted eadibtee ocala; hes een aikda9e61n7 56 RRoossee ppllaanntt: —MMeeiicdiajraksr o vavraireiteyt.y . 991111119956 FRANCE--POPULATION--HISTORY--17TH CENTURY
Maize root-derived soil organic carbon estimated by natural Rose plant—Meikiji variety. 911197 The H population of France, 1600-1685 : the demo-
13C abundance. 973300 Rose plant: Meinagre variety. 911198 graphic fate and customs of a religious minority. 959977
Manageofm irerignattion , nutanrd ciropt proitectoionn as an Rose plant—Meiniacin variety. 921278 FRANCE--RURAL CONDITIONS
Maatdearpntaalt iron eto ksiwipfruoit nvtions ei ncfhiaarnatvcste rieinst tinchsr.ee e ssociseti es8:9 82T2h3e RRoossee ppllaanntt——MMeeiipxietraucl vvaarriieettyy.. 999111414929 Atlas of green France. Fre 893372
United States, Fraanndc Jaepan . 988346 Scandal & intrigue in a French 946378 Fields in France to the 20th century. Fre 939658
Mechanisms for thep urification of effluents with high nitro- Selection and evaluation of Hybrids issued from intraspecific Future of employment in the fragile rural areas. Fre 949525
gen content by a plant cover of water hyacinths (Eichhornia crosses with Prunus domestica. 901556 FRANCE--RURAL CONDITIONS--MAPS
Meccrahsasniipzeast)i.o n and input reduction in processing t8o9m2a3t6o5 SSehliepcptiinogn loifv ei nqduuesterni alc eltlso msautcoceess sfuflorl y.F rance. Fre 992001155640 Map of changes in French rural space. Fre 979386
cropping: agronomic aspects; a ific mate-finding strategies and oviposition behavior FRANCE--SOCIAL LIFE AND CUSTOMS
priate techwayns oif mcanaagemlent . in hemis erythraea (Brulle) (Odonata: Libellulidae). Doing business in France [sound recording] : audio guide.
saltedt erer chastings ig protection andd agratetion based 915025
te Oe Sa eee on The slug-killing Sciomyzidae (Diptera): potential agents in the
biological control of crop pest molluscs. 942211 FRANCHISES (RETAIL TRADE)
Somatic embryogenesis in Larix decidua. 921201 Franchised distribution. 948681
Sources of macronutrients and in the diet of a group
Micronutrient distribution in 16-year-old maritime Pe on of French high-school students on school-days. 937521 FRANCIS MARION NATIONAL FOREST (S.C.)--
Spatial and temporal enlargement of trunk cankers of MAPS
Modelling damage on maize by the European Corn Borer, cinnamomi in red oak. 933179 Francis Marion National Forest, South Carolina. 890734
Ostrinia nubilalis 932697 Spatial organization of the antennal lobe in Cylindroiulus
iologyo f rabies virus in France: comparison punctatus (Leach) (Myriapoda: Diplopoda). 915104 FRANCISELLA TULARENSIS
aa vain ae 966117 Spatial variability of land surface emissivity in the thermal Acute tularemia in three domestic cats. 897663
infrared band: spectral signature and effective surface tem- Effect of culture media and incubation temperature on
perature. 896112 of selected strains of Francisella tularensis. 514
Morphological ‘variability of Bromus madritensis. Fre 885633 Spilotylenchus maisonabei nsp. (Nematoda: Allan-
Morphology and distribution of sensilla on the cephalic ap- tonematidae) ite of the European rabbit flea Spilopsyl- FRANCOLINUS
pendages, tarsi, and ovipositor of the sunflower lus cuniculi (Dale, 1878) (Siphonaptera: Pulicidae). > The effect of seed coat colour and depth of planting on
moth, Homoeosoma nebulella Den. & . (Lepidoptera: 5503 bushfow! damtao pglaente d maize seeds. 886808
Pyralidae). 915101 The status of French viticulture. 979998
National Horticultural Society of France. 990367 Strains and species ofl actic acid bacteria in fermented milks FRANK CHURCH-ORF NIOV REETRUR N
Nested spaptiatl , wag in seed bank and vegetation of Medi- (yogurts): effect on in vivo lactose digestion. 928048 WILDERNESS
terranean old-fields. 931538 Studies of Paleozoic marattialean ferns: Scolecopteris Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness : north half :
Newd evelopments in theec ologyo fmo squito spiroplasmas. _ giobiforma n.sp., from the Stephanian of France. 963292 Nezperce, Bitterroot, Payette and Salmon National Forests.
Studies on chalkbrood disease. 934698 976495
1725 SUBJECT INDEX FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR
FRANKFURTERS
New synonyms of Frankliniella bondari and a review of the Western flower thrips on cotton: plant damage and mite
Sodiam_ lactate and/or potassium lactate in frankfurters: ef- synonyms of F. cephalica (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). 972384 predation—preliminary observations. 933046
fects on quality, totel bacteria and Listeria monocytogenes Seasonal abundance of thrips (Thysanoptera: suborders Western flower thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) resistance to
937179 Terebrantia and tubulifera) in Georgia flue-cured tobacco insecticides in coastal California greenhouses. 942537
Some current observations on the occurrence and formation and impact of man ent practices on the incidence of
of N-nitrosamines. 937134 tomato spotted wilt virus. 972358 FRANKLINIELLA TRITIC!
Suppression of Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera: Damage to tomato fruit by the western flower thrips
FRANKFURTERS--RADIATION PRESERVATION Thripidae) and the fungal pathogen Colletotrichum (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). 886981
Radiation preserved frankfurters. 936877 gloeosporioides, with pesticides during the bloom cycle and Induction of the coumarins scopoletin and ayapin in sun-
FRANKIA Thriimppsr oovfe da pferauintu ts eta gorno e‘cNoasvyesl’t emo rainng en oritnh wFelsorti daM.i ssissip9p8i2. 640 fthleo wefre edbiyn g inosfe cstu-nffeleodwienrg bseteretslse (aCnodl eoefpfteecrtas : oCf hrcyosuommaerliindsa e)o.n
Actinorhizal plants: underexploited trees and shrubs for for- 963637 912860
estry and agroforestry. 885705 Seasonal abundance of thrips (Thysanoptera: suborders
Age-dependent changes in extracellular proteins, aminopep- FRANKLINIELLA FUSCA Terebrantia and tubulifera) in Georgia flue-cured tobacco
tidase and proteinase activities in Frankia isolate BR. Aldicarb residue persistence in leaf terminals of Florunner’ and impact of management practices on the incidence of
931757 peanut. 982336 tomato spotted wilt virus. 972358
Analysis of a ribosomal RNA operon in the actinomycete Comparative analysis of a plant-washing procedure for moni-
Frankia. 941302 toring early season arthropods in cotton. 903319 FRANKLINIELLA WILLIAMS!
Composition of amino compounds transported in xylem of Damage to tomato fruit by the western flower thrips Diel periodicity of thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) disper-
Casuarina sp. 941312 (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). 886981 sion and the occurrence of Frankliniella williamsi on on-
Creation of novel nitrogen-fixing actinomycetes by protoplast Disease progress of spotted wilt in peanut cultivars florunner ions. 942483
fusion of Frankia with streptomyces. 894798 and southern runner. 972688
Detection and enumeration of bacteria in soil by direct DNA Intrinsic rate of increase of Frankliniella fusca (Thysanoptera: FRAUD IN SCIENCE--UNITED STATES
extraction and polymerase chain reaction. 983344 Thripidae) on peanuts. 992483 Scientific fraud : hearings before the Subcommittee on Over-
Ecological aspects of the actinorhizal plants growing in the Overwintering hosts and wingform of thrips, Frankliniella sight and Investigations of the Committee on Energy and
basin of Mexico. 885711 spp., in Georgia (Thysanoptera: Thripidae): implications for Commerce, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second
Effects of sodium chloride and melibiose on the in vitro management of spotted wilt disease. 942331 Congress, first session, on apparent wrongdoing at the NIH
growth and sporulation of Frankia strain HFPCcI3 isolated Seasonal abundance of thrips (Thysanoptera: suborders Laboratory of Tumor Cell Biology and actions involving the
from Casuarina cunninghamiana. 911484 Terebrantia and tubulifera) in Georgia flue-cured tobacco Office of Scientific Integrity, March 6 and August 1. 1991.
Factors affecting the acetylene-induced decline during and impact of management practices on the incidence of 959751
nitrogenase assays in root nodules of Myrica gale L. 963013 tomato spotted wilt virus. 972358 FRAUD--UNITED STATES
FFrraannkkiiaa agse nbuiso-fsepreticlizfeirc focrh awreatctlearnidz atriicoen. by polymerase 94c1h2a6in8 SeaTshorniapli dae)p atitne rtnosm atoo f floFwrearnsk.l iniella spp. (Thysano9p4t2e5r2a:5 Activities of EPA’ Office of Inspector General : a report9.3 8983
reaction. 921606
Growth and resistance to herbivory in N2-fixing alders. FRANKLINIELLA OCCIDENTALIS FRAXINUS
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merase chain reaction (PCR) with arbitrary primers. 971109 Detection of tomato spotted wilt virus RNA in plants and seeded northern red oak, white ash, and white pine. 913761
Immunological studies of glutamine synthetase in Frankia- thrips using strand-specific probes. 903717 Host-plant preference of the Asiatic oak weevil (Coleoptera:
In Alnviutsr o incsapnoar ulsaytmiboino seso.f Frankia strain HFPCcI3 95f1r4o3m2 Disaenads es ouprtohgerrens s ruonfn ers.p otted wilt in peanut cultivars flo9r7u2n6n8e8r ThCeu rciumlpioorntiadnacee) . of illumination in choice by ovipositio9n2 25s5it4e
Casuarina cunninghamiana. 931735 Effect of early season insecticide use and square removal on by Caloptilia syringella (Lepidoptera, Gracillariidae). 912843
The infection process and nodule initiation in the Frankia- fruiting patterns and fiber quality of cotton. 980655 Melanospora parasitica attacking Beauveria bassiana on ash
Ceanothus root nodule symbiosis. A structural and The effect of host species and different plant components on weevil Stereonychus fraxini in Bulgaria. 922690
histochemical study. 941342 thrips feeding and development. 903719 Modeling mechanical properties of single-layer, aligned,
Influence of host (Alnus and Myrica) genotype on infectivity, Effects of mechanical barriers on distribution of thrips mixed-hardwood strand panels. 964603
N2 fixation, spore formation and hydrogenase activity in (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) in lettuce. 952509 Occurrence and pathogenicity of Gnomoniella fraxini, cause
Frankia. 911541 Factors affecting the epidemiology of TSWV in field crops: of ash anthracnose. 887326
Inoculation of fumigated nursery soil increases nodulation and comparative virus acquisition efficiency of vectors and suit- Risk and return from investments in pine, hardwoods, and
yield of bare-root red alder (Alnus rubra Bong.). 954248 ability of alternate hosts to Frankliniella occidentalis financial markets. 954327
Isolation of Frankia from nodules of Trevoa trinervis: ul- (Pergande). 903721 Secoiridoid, coumarin and secoiridoid-coumarin glucosides
trastural characterization. 971091 Factors relating to epidemiology and symptomatology in flo- from Fraxinus chinensis. 951923
Localization and characterization of pectic polysaccharides in rists chrysanthemum infected with the tomato spotted wilt A secoiridoid glucoside from Fraxinus formosana. 971644
roots and root nodules of Ceanothus spp. during intercel- virus. 903722
lular infection by Frankia. 941343 Frankliniella occidentalis (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) oviposi- FRAXINUS AMERICANA
A new rhizobium meliloti symbiotic mutant isolated after tion in apple buds: role of bloom state, blossom > Can the variation in samara mass and terminal velocity on an
introducing Frankia DNA sequence into a nodA::TnS and population density. 932783 individual plant affect the distribution of dispersal dis-
strain. 911517 Identification of thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) feeding sites tances? 951246
Nitrogenase activity and growth of Frankia in batch and on sugar maple leaves. 942509 Cloned DNA probes specific for detection of a mycoplas-
continuous culture. 971092 Integrated pest management of greenhouse crops in northern malike organism associated with ash yellows. 933380
Peat carrier increases inoculation success with Frankia on red Eu rope. 972272 Control of Gloeosporium anthracnose of White Ash with
Phoatldoesry nt(hAeltnuisc rucbhraar acBtoernigs.t)i cisn faunmdi gaptoetde ntniuarls ermyo ibsetdusr.e 95s4t2re5s0s Lab(oTrhaytsoarnyo ptetreac:h nTihqruiep idafeo)r. rearing western flower 96t3hr5i7p2s Conftolrioalr sporfa ysG,l oe19o7s7p.o rium anthracnose of White Ash9 82w6i1t9h
fa orV irtghei niaac tibnaorrrhiierz ali slsahnrd.u b, Myrica cerifera (Myricace9a02e4)2o,1n Natcuorttaoln : edneenmsiietsy roefg ulsaptiidoenr omr itceass ual( Acaasrsio:c iaTteitorna?n ychida9e6)3 21o7n Deftoelriamri nsipnrga ys,l ea1f9 78n.i trogen concentration of broadleaf9 826tr2e0e
Preinfection cell wall formation in roots and developing nod- Overwintering hosts and wingform of thrips, Frankliniella seedlings by reflectance measurements. 902875
ules of Alnus rubra Bong. 962540 spp.. in Georgia (Thysanoptera: Thripidae): implications for Effects of time and frequency of cutting hardwood root re-
The relations of haemoglobin and lignin-like compounds to management of spotted wilt disease. 942331 serves and sprout growth. 921874
acetylene reduction in symbiotic Casuarina. 894772 Patterns of spatial association between spider mites (Acari: Effects of timing of oust application on survival of hardwood
Relationship between electroporation conditions, electroper- Tetranychidae) and their natural enemies on cotton. 972165 seedlings. 972838
meability and respiratory activity for Frankia strain Relationship of Frankliniella occidentalis (Thysanoptera: Foliage quality changes during canopy development of some
ACN I4a. 981218 Thripidae) population density and feeding injury to the northern hardwood trees. 963620
Sewage watering at the nursery improves growth and nodula- frequency of insecticide applications to gloxinia. 942522 Glyphosate injection results and follow-up. 923199
tion of Casuarinas. 886072 Response to color by male and female Frankliniella occiden- In vitro studies with white ash (Fraxinus Americana) —
Transmission of infective Frankia (actinomycetales) propag- talis during swarming and non-swarming behavior. 963450
ules in casts of the endogeic earthworm Pontoscolex coreth- Seasonal abundance of thrips (Thysanoptera: suborders Isolation of tomato mosaic virus from lilac. 993052
rurus (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae). 921662 Taenrde briamnptaicat aofn d matnubaugleifmeernat) ipnr acGteiocregsi a on fluteh-e cuirendc idetnocbea ccoof Mahnaargdewmoeondt stianmdpsl.i cations of Ash Yellows in northe9a5s3te0r0n5
FRANKLIN COUNTY (N.C.)--ECONOMIC tomato spotted wilt virus. 972358 Regeneration of northern hardwoods in the northeast with the
CONDITIONS Seasonal patterns of Frankliniella spp. (Thysanoptera: shelterwood method. 954193
—— farm practices in Franklin County, North Caro- Thripidae) in tomato flowers. 942525 The relative influence of establishment time and height-
919912 Sex ratio patterns and population dynamics of western flower growth rates on species vertical stratification during secon-
thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae). 963475 dary forest succession. 921391
FRANKLINIA ALATAMAHA Spatial patterns of and sampling methods for Orius spp. Root necrosis and histological changes in surviving roots of
Effects of banding and IBA on rooting and budbreak in (Hemiptera: Anthocoridae) on sweet wee white ash infected with mycoplasmalike organisms. 953022
cuttings of apple rootstock @MM.106° and Franklinia. 910002 Spatial patterns of and sampling methods for western 9f9l2o3w8e7r FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR
— (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) on greenhouse ~—. Effect of ground vegetation on root distribution of ash trees.
FRANKLINIELLA 1 993958
Aldicarb residue persistence in leaf terminals of Florunner’ Spectral efficiency of the western flower thrips, Frankliniella Effect of site preparation and plant type on the establishment
peanut. 982336 occidentalis. 984813 of farm woodland trees. 994151
Diel periodicity of thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) disper- Tomato spotted wilt virus and one thrips vector: Frankliniella The hydrology of mature ash and beech plantation in south-
sion and the occurrence of Frankliniella williamsi on on- occidentalis (Pergande) internal morphology and virus loca- ern England. 983963
ions. 942483 tion. 903727 Irregular fruiting in Fraxinus excelsior. 951803
Evaluation of alldicarb and ethephon in cotton pa .. The ultrastructure of Malpighian tubules and hindgut of Fran- Microwave drying of hardwood: simultaneous measurements
kliniella occidentalis (Pergande) (Thysanoptera: —. of pressure, temperature and weight reduction. 973652
In-furrow application of Orthene 90S: an alternative to Temik 151 Reaction zone relics and the dynamics of fungal spread in the
15G for early-season cotton insect pest management. 922706 Verticillium lecanii as a microbial insecticide against glas- xylem of woody angiosperms. 887363
Live insects and other arthropods on California iceberg head shouse whitefly. 886903 Residual herbicides for newly planted farm woodlands: ef-
and shredded lettuce. 923111 Western flower thrips control. 942572 ficacy and tree tolerance. 993177
SUBJECT INDEX 1726
A structural analysis of three Irish wooded wetlands. 936283 Seasonal variation of nitrogenous compounds in components The effect of copper deficiency on adriamycin toxicity. 928482
of the kiwifruit vine. 962657 Effect of dietary lipid and vitamin E on mitochondrial lipid
FRAXINUS ORNUS Selection and characterization of a rice mutant resistant to S- peroxidation and hepatic injury in the bile duct-ligated rat.
Micropropagation of juvenile and adult flowering ash. 954244 methyltryptophan. 894677 928351
FRAXINUS PENNSYLVANICA Sotmhee pcuhpeamriicaall cuptrioclpee rtoife sD roosfo pthhiel aH Cmle-lmaentohgaanstoelr . extract9 55f7or5m4 Effect of dietary n-3 fatty acids on cerebral microcirculat9i6o7n5.7 1
The effect ofb ackfill soil texture and planting hole shape on Stimulation of nucleic acid and protein synthesis in mungbean Effect of lipid oxidation products on the transesterification
Toot regeneration of transplanted green ash. 946403 (Vigna radiata L.) seeds by UV irradiation. 894912 activity of an immobilized lipase. 899816
Effects of drought stress on hydraulic architecture of Substitution of fish silage protein and a free amino acid Effect of Padma 28 on ascorbate system in rats receiving a
from five populations of green ash. 921821 mixture for fish meal protein in a chicken diet. 974532 high-fat diet. 987881
Formation of girdling roots. 941649 Supplementary effect of egg white protein on the utilization of Effect of preinduction of metallothionein on paraquat toxicity
Glyphosate applications to the bark of nine tree species. soy protein isolate in growing rats. 967565 in mice. 943232
923075 Symplastic molality of free amino acids and sugars in Rosa Effects of chilling on the biochemical and functional prop-
An in vitro technique to evaluate infection of Fraxinus penn- roots with regard to VA mycorrhizae and drought. 911580 erties of thylakoid membranes. 895163
sylvanica by Gnomoniella fraxini. 887320 Effects of dietary zinc on free radical generation, lipid peroxi-
Lake County Nursery Inc. 910535 FREE LIVING NEMATODES dation, and superoxide dismutase in trained mice. 937743
Reforestation of drained beaver impoundments. 983984 i of a new species of Plectus Bastian, 1865 Effects of free radical scavengers on stress ethylene in soybean
Relating soil chemistry and plant relationships in wooded (Nemata: Plectidae) from Mendocino County, California, leaves hypersensitively reacting to tobacco necrosis virus.
drofa thwe nosrthe rn Great Plains. 951271 USA with SEM observations. 952696 972666
between leaf anatomy and ozone sensitivity of ion of two new Ditylenchus species with long, fili- Effects of increased microsomal oxygen radicals on the func-
Fraxinus pennsylvanica Marsh. and Prunus serotina Ehrh. form tails (Nemata: Tylenchida) from Tierra del Fuego. tion and stability of cytochrome P450 in dietary zinc defi-
918638 942703 cient rats. 96 7664
Root necrosis and histological changes in surviving roots of i er coprophilus n. sp. and D. affinis n. sp. Effects of paraquat on the oxygen free radical biology of
white ash infected with mycoplasmalike organisms. 953022 (Nematoda, Rhabditida) from cow pats and related species, soybean root nodules. 943086
Spatiotemporal distribution of epicormic shoots and their ar- with notes on distribution, ecology and phylogeny. 953712 Effects of superoxide dismutase on injury induced by anoxia
chitecture in branches of Fraxinus pennsylvanica. 932012 The distribution and abundance of soil nematodes in East and reoxygenation in equine small intestine in vitro. 925317
Triadimefon causes phytotoxicity on green ash, 1984. 972741 African savannas. 904159 Enzymatic recycling of oxidized ascorbate in pig heart: one-
Dri moldavicus Lisetskaya, 1968 from Senegal: electron vs two-electron pathway. 937628
an odd nematode adds to its reputation under the Scanning Enzymic mechanisms of superoxide production. 931942
— longevity, and fecundity of Electron Microscope (Nematoda: Rhabditida). 953713 Examination of the roles of selenium in the Kaschin-Beck
(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) on Enchytraeid and nematode numbers in urban, polluted Scots Disease—cartilage cell test and model studies. 928258
Siphon neha |( Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) in = 4 pine (Pinus sylvestris) stands in relation to other soil bio- Exercise, oxidative damage and effects of antioxidant manipu-
logical parameters. 953696 lation. 928366
FREEe ne ACIDS Hemoifc rHiecmoinceymcoliiodpehso rcaa pelnasbiiast as p.C oln.b raannd, a1 d96e0s canrd iCprotifcio mnoaelnmea s Exedriectiasrey- insduupcpelde menotxiadtainotn osft revsist amiinn thEe anldu ngs elteinsisuume:. r9o6l7e 58o3f
Amino acid profiles in dogs with chronic renal failure fed two sirgeli van den Berg & Meyer, 1987 (Nemata: Expression of the maize MnSod (Sod3) gene in MnSOD-
diets. 926085 Criconematidae) from South Africa. 942717 deficient yeast rescues the mutant yeast under oxidative
Amino acids from mushrooms. 971347 Hexactinolaimus Yeates, 1973, a junior synonym of Parac- stress. 991167
Ammonia rhythm in Microcystis firma studied by in vivo tinolaimus Mey!, 1957 and a revised classification of Ac- Fasciola hepatica: free radical generation by peritoneal leu-
15N and 31P NMR spectroscopy 941434 tinolaimidae (Nematoda: Dorylaimidae). 943443 kocytes in challenged rodents. 975331
The aposymbiotic aphid: an analysis of chiortetracycline-treat- Influence of sewage sludge and heavy metals on nematodes in Fatty acids, lipid peroxidation and diseases. 937898
ed pea aphid, Acyrthosiphopni 935437 an arable soil. 904351 Formation of the 8-hydroxydeoxyguanosine moiety in hepatic
Biochemical changes during Gitte development in the More is not better: brood size and population growth in a DNA of mice orally administered with luteoskyrin, a bis-
aquatic hemipteran bug Laccotrephes griseus. 925064 self-fertilizing nematode. 903426 anthraquinoid mycotoxin. 975131
Changes in free amino acid composition in haemolymph of Nematode populations at three forest sites in New Caledonia. Free radical adducts of chloroplast DNA in ozone exposed
larvae of the wax moth, Galleria mellonella L., during cold 943429 plants. 931008
acclimation. 944924 On the genus Deladenus Thorne, 1941 (Nemata: Allan- Free radicals and aging. 997755
Chromatographic quantitation of free amino acids: S-methyl- tonematidae). Review of the mycetophagous stage. 945546 Free radicals, anticxidants and cancer prevention. 918393
methionine, methionine and lysine in corn. 891308 Recolonization of methyl bromide sterilized soils under four A hot issue. 976661
Concentration of sodium and free amino acids in the different field conditions. 887986 Hydrolysis and free radial mediated degradation of
haemolymph and other fluid compartments in an adephag- phosphonates 943332
ous and a species of beetle. 985201 FREE PORTS AND ZONES--EUREOAPSTEE,RN Hydroxyl radical formation and lipid peroxidation enhance-
Determination of free amino acids in cheese by flow injection The Role of free economic zones in the USSR and Eastern ment by chromium-—in vitro study. 958657
analysis with an enzymic reactor and chemiluminescence Europe. 892988 Hypothesis: Etiology of atherosclerosis and osteoporosis: Are
Efdfeetcetc toofr . a salt-osmotic upshock on the edaphic micr8o9a8l4g2a7 FREE PORTS AND ZONES--SOVUINEITON imbalances in the calciferol endocrine system implicat9e9d7?6 84
EfNfeeoccth olofr eist olheoyabolunnde acnhnsa.ne ge s in thec ontoef ntott9a1ls2 a3n1 d0 ThEeu rRooplee. of free economic zones in the USSR and Ea8s9t2e9r8n8 Incnreeuarsoes poirn a sucrpaesrsoax,i ddee mopnrsotdruactteido n byb ya fhleuaotr-osmheotcrkiecd ascsealyl.s of
individual free amino acids in corollas from cut Sonia’ FREE RADICAL REACTIONS 96
Efrfcoeoscnetts eo.n fts e thoyfl etnoet atl reaantdm enitn doivri dguoalld sftroere aagen do na mcihnanog easc i8d9ins1 4t2ih2ne Fraetei onr.ad ical copolimerization, dispersions, glassy state 99r8e4la2x0- Indmiunecgmt bigroanam nmeaso f ifrrsroeamndie astcciaeounnlc.ie f-lloiwkeer bdye tefrreieo rartaidiocna ls ofg enemriactreo8ds9 o5md1ua7rl3-
corforolm cluta Sosnia ’ roses. 885787 FREE RADICAL REACTIONS--CONGRESSES The influence of gender on developing copper deficiency and
Effect of protein precipitating agents on ther ecovery of plas- Free radicals, diseased states and anti-radical interventions. on free radical generation of rats fed a fructose diet. 988243
ma free amino acids. 925035 892690 The influence of selenium and vitamin E on the enhanced
Effects of anoxia on uptake and loss of solutes in roots of respiratory burst reaction in smokers. 928259
wheat. 962699 FREE RADICALS An introduction to reperfusion injury. 890143
Effects of environmental stress on the relationship of free Action of ascorbic acid as a scavenger of active and stable Iron free radicals and arthritis. 937900
amino-N to fresh weight of rice plants. oxygen radicals. 928013 Is copper an antioxidant nutrient? 977708
Free amaciid cnompoositi on of calves’ blood when magne- Activated oxygen in green plants in relation to stress situ- Kwashiorkor. 937866
sium salts and phenosan are added to ration. ations. 932038 Linoleate-dependent co-oxygenation of benzo(a)pyrene and
Anti-inflammatory drugs inhibit degradation of equine syn- benzo(a)pyrene-7,8-dihydrodiol by rat cytosolic lipox-
898907 ovial fluid induced by free radicals. 935661 ygenase. 997771
Free amino acids in easy- and difficult-to-root olive varieties. The antioxidant effects of thylakoid vitamin E (alpha- Magnesium deficiency enhances resistance to paraquat toxic-
911625 tocopherol). 941836 ity in bean leaves. 993108
Free ammonia, free amino acids, and enzyme activity in Antioxidant is of cardiovascular disease. 937910 Malnutrition and fat/water-soluble vitamin metabolism.
maize tissue treated with methionine sulfoximine. 885689 Antioxidants and prooxidants in malnourished populations. 918342
Glutamate dehydrogenase activity and isoenzymes, protein, 937896 Manganese superoxide dismutase can reduce cellular damage
and soluble amino acids in developing grains of high and Apoptosis—programmed cell death: a role in the aging pro- mediated by oxygen radicals in transgenic plants. 910697
low protein rice. 885916 cess? 967488 Metal-catalyzed oxidative degradation of collagen. 998175
constoift tuhee stnabtel sfl y, Stomoxys cal- Application of electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy in Methionine feeding prevents kidney stone deposition by res-
974607 soil chemistry. 993528 toration of free radical mediated changes in experimental
threonine producer mutant of Nicotiana sylvestris Ascorbate free radical stimulates onion root growth by in- rat urolithiasis. 891832
a Sean 885498 creasing cell elongation. 902476 Nitroxide metabolites for alkythydroxylamines and N-hydrox-
In Eucelatoria bryani: improvements and Ascorbic asic and oxidative inactivation of proteins. 947097 yurea derivatives resulting from reductive inhibition of
atin affecting efficiency. 963439 Associaotfi acotinv e oxygen with inducoft inicroeanse d soybean Sa. 971385
tefteenss ofh istidineo f pid’p orenléeten in sarcoplasmic extracelluar pH in tobacco suspension cultures by pectic No significant of vitamin E deficiency or supplementa-
reticulum . 947275 oligosaccharides. 932039 tion on collagen-linked fluorescence in skin of diabetic rats.
Isolation and characterization of circulating low molecular f membrane deterioration and associated quality 988245
weight peptides in steer, sheep and rat portal and peripheral losses in food tissues. 891194 Nutrition at high altitude. 928369
blood. 897215 Chainn frgee eradsical s, trace elements, and neurophysiologi- Observations on the in situ detection of free radicals in leaves
Kinetics of 1SNH4assimilation in tomato plants: evidence ee ee using electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometry. 941510
for 1ISNH4 assimilation via GDH in tomato roots. 951451 tosamine. Oxidants, antioxidants and cardiovascular disease. 918358
Mutation and amino acid composition of vegetative organs of Chemical and sensory studies of antioxidant-treated ae Oxygen free radical scavenger capacity in aqueous models of
; 951197 898933 different procyanidins from grape seeds. 895007
in cultures of Tabernaemontana Comparative aspects of glutathione metabolism affecting in- ae and the fatty liver of malnutrition: an hypoth-
912252 dividual susceptibility to oxidant injury. 889556 918020
918105 A current perspective on nutrition and exercise. 928103 Plant‘ superoxide dismutases: a means of coping with oxy;
on The cyanide insensitive stearoyl-CoA desaturase in the housef- radicals. 933075
927452 oe Musca domestica: possible interactions of cytochrome b5S Post-exertional myopathy field project. 995915
and quantity influence free amino acid levels and cytochrome P-450. 965449 Principles of head trauma management in dogs and cats. 1.
in the de Degradation of lene by Fenton’ reagent: speci- 945866
Reguofl spiakeltet dieveolopnme nt ation and 988554 Proline enhances primary photochemical activities in isolated
wr Nee | interferes with renal arachidonic acid metabo- thylakoid membranes of Brassica juncea by arresting
Role off ree amino acids and peptides inf ood taste. 958139 lism in rats: correlations with renal physiology. 928133 photoinhibitory damage. 902443
Role of free amino acids in fruit bud differentiation in Al- Dietary supplementation of vitamin E protects heart tissue Protective effect of oleanolic acid and ursolic acid inst
phonso mango shoots. 894855 from exercise-induced oxidant stress. 977773 lipid peroxidation. 4911